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Microsoft is investigating if DeepSeek illegally accessed OpenAI data to train its AI model

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DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, is being investigated by Microsoft and OpenAI for allegedly using OpenAI's data illegally to train its R1 AI model. Microsoft's security team found that a DeepSeek-affiliated group accessed substantial data through OpenAI's API, potentially violating service terms. This is being treated as a possible data breach. While DeepSeek's R1 model has gained popularity, these allegations could affect the company's standing in the AI industry.

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